An-8 180° Proline - Teflon Ptfe - Black on 2040-parts.com
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AN-8 180° Proline - Teflon PTFE - BlackModel: PFTEF-180D-08S* BUY IT NOW ADD TO CARTAN-8 180° Teflon, Slange Fittings
DELIVERYWhen you gather two pressure pipes with a silicone sleeve and clamp bands, keep it very asking if there is a small Vulk, so the clamp can not jump of the pressure tube. PAYMENTPayment tab content goes here RETURNSReturns tab content goes here CUSTOMER SUPPORTAutoslanger.dk WELCOME TO AUTOSLANGER EBAY STOREAutoslanger.dk is a web shop based business where we sell spare parts, mostly universal parts for racing and street cars.Our products are used in many different contexts, ranging from Tractorpulling and Drifting and everything in between.
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